What's Going On: Philly Pride Visitors Center, Human Trafficking, Helping N. Korean Escapees

Philadelphia’s LGBTQ+ history, the fight against human trafficking and support for North Korean escapees are featured on this episode of Insight.Colleen Murphy of the Philadelphia Visitor Center introduces the free Out & About Fridays series at the Philly Pride Visitor Center, 1139 Locust Street. Upcoming programming includes Plantie Mame, a family-friendly plant swap with “Positivity Pots,” Saturday, September 12, from noon–2 p.m. Learn more at phlvisitorcenter.com or follow @PHLVisitorCenter.Trial lawyer and author Mike Papantonio discusses his legal thriller Inhuman Trafficking and the real-world exploitation and corporate accountability that inspired it. Order the book at Amazon and visit mikepapantonioauthor.com. If you or someone you know may be experiencing trafficking, call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-888-373-7888, text 233733, or visit humantraffickinghotline.org. In Philadelphia, call New Day to Stop Trafficking at 267-838-5866. Call 911 in an emergency.Finally, Philadelphia Youth Network/iHeartMedia student producer Hannah Kim speaks with Catherine Dawkins of Connect: North Korea about helping North Korean escapees rebuild their lives through education, wellness and community support. Visit connectnorthkorea.org or follow @connectnorthkorea on Instagram.